Happy Friday! I hope you have a beautiful weekend and are able to enjoy something sweet! Here are a few of my favs...
Pinkberry
My in-laws live in California so when we visit we also visit Pinkberry. Daily. Oh, how I love thee. I'm beyond excited that a store is opening in Vancouver this summer!
My Dad's Art
My dad is incredibly creative and extremely gifted when it comes to putting his ideas on canvas. When you walk into his home there is art everywhere. It's fantastic. Check out some of his work here!
Tina Fey - Bossypants
Tina is HI-larious. I've thoroughly enjoyed reading her book on my commute to and from work (with a few embarrassing belly laughs in between).
Cake-Sicle Pan
This the coolest idea. Ever. Not that I need another reason to bake cookies but lucky for me, now I have one.
Bon Appetit - Rhubarb & Raspberry Crostata
I will leave you with this. Because this looks silly delicious and thinking of topping this with a scoop of ice-cream puts a smile on my face... and I can only assume that we smile about the same things :)
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looks like lovely Friday! Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteThe crostata is almost shaped like the sake-sicle pan. I suppose it can be made in the pan, topped with pinkberry ice cream:) Have a great weekend
ReplyDeleteI've never seen cake-sticle pans! That is GENIUS!
ReplyDeletePinkberry is in NYC so I always eat it when I'm visiting my sister. It just opened in Tampa so I'm THRILLED (2nd one scheduled to open soon that's closer to me too)
Have a LOVELY weekend!
the cake-sicle pan must be in my kitchen and SOON!
ReplyDeletealso in southern california is a froyo place called menchies-- i highly suggest. they have more froyo flavors than pinkberry, and you get to add your own toppings. it's pay-by-the-ounce, but there's a lot more to choose from than at pinkberry!
pinkberry in Vancouver!!!!!????!!!! I am so EXCITED!
ReplyDeleteI've been eyeing up that crostata too.. I've seen it on Epi and The Kitchn and I think it need to be made this weekend.
Love the cake-sicle pan! I've never had Pinkberry before but it looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteLove the crostata. The color is gorgeous. Hope you have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteSam
I made summer fruits crostata last night for the first time and I can safely say that it made me smile! :) Also ice cream is definitely a necessary topping! :)
ReplyDeleteMy mouth is watering. All the food makes me drool.
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ooh... i am drooling... everything looks yummy, especially the pinkberry's... :)
ReplyDeleteWow, I never knew there was a cake-sicle pan!
ReplyDeleteThis is great!!! I need to move to California...!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my space! You blog is wonderful and would be following you for more interesting ideas!
ReplyDeleteI just started reading Tina Fey's book and I love it so far! Have a feeling it's going to be a very quick read for me :)
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Hi Mary! I just visited your dad's website and I love his abstract pieces! You must have his artistic gene to take pictures etc. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed reading your Friday favorites and I have to say your crostata is the best, of course.
LOVE the cake-sicle pan! And your dad's art? WOW!!
ReplyDeleteOh goodness. These all look amazing! I think if I had a cake-sicle pan I would be baking daily, not just weekly :p I also love frozen yoghurt and think I could quite happily eat it several times a day. The only catch is that it's not always easy to find in Australia...I'm sure we'll catch up one day though.
ReplyDeleteThe cake-sicle pan looks so fun. I have to have one of those now!
ReplyDeleteok love Pinkberry!! And your dad is so talented!!
ReplyDeleteThe first image on your post made me smile; i have a friend who goes there every day of his life! I loved it, to me this is the best frozen yogurt shop out there, loved the lychee flavor with a squeeze of lime. Your dad's art is incredible.
ReplyDeleteThat cake-sickle pan looks so cute! But unfortunately first on my list of things I'm trying to stop myself from buying is an Eclair tin! It's so hard not to collect kitchen clutter!
ReplyDeleteCake-sicle pan? That's freaking adorable...I want one!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog. Glad to have found you too. Your blog is beautiful with all the white space, and I love the name!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely collection of wonderful things! I've heard a lot about Pinkberry and hope to try it while we are on holiday in the US. I love the cake slice pan. So cute!!!
ReplyDeleteI downloaded Bossy Pants onto my iPad and I can't wait to read it!! I've heard only good things!
ReplyDeleteAll of these things are suddenly my favorites, too! Your dad's art is so beautiful, Mary, and all of this looks right up my alley, especially that crostata! :)
ReplyDeleteYUM for pink berry!
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Hi Mary, What a clever collection of favorites! We love Pinkberry in my house, and I'll have to be on the lookout for that popsicle cookie thing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog, too. I'll enjoy exploring yours.
that cakesickle pan is brilliant! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat fun. I'll have to get that book!
ReplyDeletehy Mary,
ReplyDeletechanced upon your space while bloghopping...fascinating space you have..love your recipes..
happy to follow u.:)
do stop by mine sometime..
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Lovely! Your father is very talented. what a gorgeous crostata!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Rosa
I am loving that cakesicle pan. Too cute. There isn't a Pinkberry anywhere in the Boston area, but perhaps I should try it next time I am out in my sister's direction (Vancouver).
ReplyDeleteMary! I am so glad you found my blog, I am loving yours. Pinkberry is a must.
ReplyDeleteI hope you stick around!
-Jocelyn from www.Lifesrecipes.blogspot.com
Wow, your dad is very talented! And the crostada loks yummy!
ReplyDeleteBossypants keeps getting recommended to me automatically by Amazon -- good to know that it IS good! Now I'll go order it ;) because I only have 5 other books being delivered this week. The UPS man and I have an understanding about not telling my poor husband ;) haha.
ReplyDeleteI STILL have never had pinkberry. I KNOW. I live in Great Falls Montana. If anyone in, you know, civilization wants to adopt me, I'm down.
I love pinkberry!! I need to get a hold of that cakesicle pan, ahh the ideas!!
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Thanks so much for stopping by!!! This is a fabulous favorites list. I agree pinkberry is rockin'
ReplyDeletethe cakesicle thing.....genius. i may order one right now.
ReplyDeletealso, why doesn't europe have pinkberry?? rude. i love that stuff.
Your father is a wonderful artist. My idea of a well spent afternoon would include a visit to Pinkberry and a long, slow wander through a gallery of his work. Thanks for sharing it with us!
ReplyDeletePinkberr just opened in the building next door to my apartment - I'm ecstatic but also a little scared of the proximity haha. Been thinking about buying Tina Fey's book, glad to hear you like it!
ReplyDeleteI love that cake sicle pan! Such a good idea and so cute too :)
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Haha, love that cake-sicle pan. Pinkberry is one of my favorite froyo spots in San Diego. Tart yogurt with mango, coconut, mochi and blueberries. Yum :)
ReplyDeleteit looks like you had a good friday! i wish mine was that good all the time! this food looks amazing!
ReplyDeletecheers,
yas
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